Evacuations from two terrorists-held areas of Syria have resumed, monitors and reports say, days after an attack on a convoy carrying evacuees killed 126 people, many of them children.The evacuations resumed early on Wednesday, the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitoring group said.Some 3,000 people have left the north-western villages of Foah and Kefraya, which have been surrounded by rebels.At the Rashidin checkpoint, where the handover of evacuees was due to take place, buses were being carefully searched after the bombing there, an AFP correspondent at the scene reported.